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Orsted to Link a Huge Offshore Wind Farm to ‘Renewable' Hydrogen Production
Company claims plans would result in “one of the world’s largest renewable hydrogen plants to be linked to industrial demand.”
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A ‘Quantum Leap': Monster Wind Turbines Are Going to Get Even Bigger
The size and scope of new designs may be impressive, but they have a practical purpose too.
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Archipelago Off the Coast of England to Explore Potential of Wave, Tidal and Floating Wind Power
The U.K. is home to a number of projects and initiatives related to marine energy.
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Oil Could Plummet to $10 by 2050 If Paris Climate Goals Are Achieved, Energy Consultancy Says
The price of oil could plunge to as little as $10 a barrel by 2050 if the world succeeds in meeting Paris Agreement goals, a consultancy said on Thursday.
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Energy Firm Outlines Plans for Major Hydrogen Project That Will Use UK's Largest Electrolyzer
If approved, the facility could start supplying the commercial market before the year 2023.
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What ‘Energy Transition'? Global Fossil Fuel Use Is Accelerating and Set to Get Even Worse
Policymakers are under intensifying pressure to deliver on promises made as part of the Paris Agreement ahead of this year’s COP26.
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‘Let's Make It Count': World Leaders, Royalty and Environmentalists Gear Up for Major Climate Summit COP26
The summit is set to be held in the Scottish city of Glasgow between Nov. 1 and 12, 2021.
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Executives Call on Biden to Slash Greenhouse Gas Emissions to Curb Climate Change
The call by executives to curb emissions comes ahead of the global climate summit the Biden administration is hosting April 22.
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Biden Declares South Korean Battery Maker Deal a Win for U.S. Electric Vehicle Production
The settlement will allow plants in Georgia to move forward with plans to produce batteries for Ford and Volkswagen.
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Prince William Urges Investment in Nature to Protect Planet and Combat Climate Change
The Duke of Cambridge is not the only member of Britain’s royal family to express views on the environment.
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John Kerry Says Biden's Ambitious Climate Plan Is ‘Not a Counter to China'
China accounts for around 30% of the world’s CO2 emissions, more than twice that of the U.S., but it’s spending more on clean energy development.
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Norway's Huge Oil-Backed Wealth Fund Invests in an Offshore Wind Farm
The transaction is set to be completed later this year.
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Japan's Cherry Blossoms See Earliest Bloom in 1,200 Years as Climate Warms
Japan’s famous cherry blossoms reached their peak earlier than ever before this year, with experts suggesting the record-setting date is the result of climate change.
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Here's How Biden's $2 Trillion Infrastructure Plan Addresses Climate Change
If signed into law, Biden’s infrastructure plan would rank as one of the largest federal efforts ever to curb U.S. greenhouse gas emissions.
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EPA Dismisses Key Science Advisors Appointed by Trump Administration
The move is part of President Biden’s broader effort to restore morale and scientific integrity at the EPA after Trump’s consistent dismissal of human-caused climate change.
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U.S. Announces Plans to Ramp Up Offshore Wind Capacity in a Big Way
The U.S. wants to expand its offshore wind capacity to 30 gigawatts by 2030, a move the Biden administration hopes will generate jobs and investments.
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Here's How Biden's Infrastructure Package Will Likely Tackle Climate Change
Biden’s infrastructure plan will likely include record spending on mitigating climate change and accelerating a clean energy transition.
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Biden Invites Russia, China to First Global Climate Talks
President Joe Biden is including rivals Vladimir Putin of Russia and Xi Jinping of China among the invitees to the first big climate talks of his administration
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Biden Invites Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping to Climate Summit Amid Rising Global Tensions
President Biden said Friday that Vladimir Putin of Russia and Xi Jinping of China are invited to the global leaders’ climate summit in April.
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A Wave Energy Project in Britain Is Using the Animal Kingdom for Inspiration
Funding will come from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council.